The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1887-07-16
Personalities
MIR. Epperson Is i'll.

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Miss Kate Wilson is home again.
Mrs. Jno. Powell Is at Richmond.
Mr.. W. G.. Musgrove is In the city.
Mr.. Geo. Goodwin, of Waverly, Is Ill.
MIR. L. ID. Graves was here yesterday.
Mr.. Frank Atkinson was here this week.
Mr.. Bird Taubman is sick with malarial
fever.
Mrs. Joseph Benton has been very i'll this
week.
Hon. Jno. P. Harmon spent the Fourth at
Odessa.
Mr.. T. c. MARYLAND spent the day here last
Sunday.
Lexington.
Mrs. Cleveland will be twenty-three years
old on the 21st inst.
John White Waddell says that if he is mar
ried he don't know it.
Mr.. j. H. Sender is atle to be about again
after a two weeks illness.
Jas. j. Board. of the Corder neightorhood,
was in the city last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. }. S. Clack, of Nevada, Mo-,
are visiting Mr.. W. L. Bell.
Mr.. 1. W. Whitsett was IN town on profess
slOnal business last thursday.
Misses Lulu and Molle Switzer, of Kansss
City, are visiting relatives here.
Miss Tlllie Beha, who was visiting at Mr..
j. klee's, is now in Kansas city.
Mr.. Nat Billiard has been suffering, this
week, from rheumatism of the hip.
DIR. Z. B. Vaughan, wife aud baby are
visiting here for a week or ten days.
Miss T;llie Hollis returned. Wednesday,
from a two weeks visit 10 Kansas City.
Mrs. Maria Pomeroy has been somewhat
tndisposed this week, but is now better.
Messrs. Robert and James Aull, of New
York, were in the city last Wednesday.
A. j. Slusher, wife and daughter were here
on a shopping expedition last Thursday.
Misses Mamie and Elite Shaw left, last
Tuesday, to visit relatives at Seward. Neb.
Mrs. Saml. l.. Sawyer came down last Sat-
urday to visit her son, Mr.. Thos. c.. Sawyer.
Judge j. A. LOckhart aud daughter, Miss
Eta. were in the city shopping last Thursday.
MIR. Kent Chambers, of Philadelphia. is in
the city visiting his father, DIR. p. Ii. Cham
bers.
Mrs. Henry Wilker and children will be
home from her visit to the state capital, to-
night.
Mrs. DR.. Ladd, of Odessa, who is at Edo
RADIO Springs, is said 10 be improving in health
very rapidly.
Misses Matte and Maggie Green have gone
for a three or four weeks visit to Kansas City
and Parkville.
Miss Florence Carter, of Richmond. Va, Is
in the city visiting Mesdames Frank Bowman
and Man. Chinn.
Mr.. Hugh c. Wallace, of Salt Lake City.
has been in the city, this week, visiting bis
mother and sister.
Miss Opal Mcmillan, of Pleasanton. Kan,
and Miss Viva Daniel, of Sedalia, are visit
ing Mr.. W. B. steele's.
Mrs. Julia McCausland called on Mrs.
Elizabeth Wallace, Thursday. They are two
OF our loveliest and oldest ladies'.
MI. VIM. T. Bell, who returned some two
weeks ago from Brooklyn. was out in a car
riage, Wednesday, taking an airing.
Sedalia Democrat, July 9:-"Mrs. David
Rallstnn and Miss Matte Young, of Lexing-
ton, are the guests of Mrs. Chas. Glasscock."
Miss Bessie Wallace and Master Charlie, |
left Friday morning, for a two weeks visit to
the family of Judge Sparks, near Mt.
Leonard.
Mrs. Geo. R. Kirtley. of Boone county
KY. Is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Saliie Long
and the Misses Hawkins. She will probably
remains several weeks.
Gen. q. c. BoteIer has gone to Chicago,
where. after a three or four weeks visit, he
will extend his trip to Maryland to spend the
season on the sea shore.
Misses May ana Alice Peak have returned
from their visit to Saline county, accompan-
led by Mis- Mamie Peak.
--rds are out announcing t. engagement
OF Walker Cowherd and Mrs l.. d. Jennings
nee Lizzie Burbridge, both formerly OF this
county, but now of Kansas City.
Miss Ora Houx, who has been visiting at
MIR. j. Prices for the past ten days, re-
turned b Dne. Higginsville, yesterday.
Mrs. VIM. Duvall and her daughter, went
to Independence. last Saturday night, to at
tend the funeral of her cousin, Mrs, DR.. |
Brown. They returned home Tuesday.
Mrs. Jennie Price got a severe fall last Sat-
urday, bruising her considerably, but fortu- |
nately breaking no bones. She has been
confined to her bed, however, all the week.
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Kansas CITY, were here, last Wedn .sday,
making arrangements TO place their daughters
at central Female College for the ensuing
year.
Gen. Walter c. Whitaker, OF Louisville,
n.y., is dead, in his 64th year. He was a GAL
liant Union brigsdier during the war and was
famous as the leader OF the charge I'D Look
out Mountain.
Walker Osborn, OF Clay township, who
was in the city last THURSDAY, reports wheat
lively in his neie hborhood and the
farmers all pleased with the quality and
Yield. He says it only needs a soaking rain
now to make them supremacy happy.
Judge K. E. Cowan died at st. Louis
thursday. He was for a long time a promi-
aept citizen of Kansas City. OF late years he
aas given much of his time to the order of
knights of Pythias, of which he was the
keeper of records and seal for Missouri,
MIR. Emil Thuringer. the steward of the
Wyoming who was shot by Jos. Wilson the |
sailor man." Is SO far recovered that he can
walk about a little. He called at the Intelli-
sencer Office. yesterday, and requested US to
'eturn his heartfelt thanks to the knights of
Honor. and to the citizens generally, for the
many kindnesses and attentions shown him.
Mr.. Thuringer seems to be much of a gentle
nan, and we are glad that he is recovering SO
apidly. He VIII probably rejoin his boat
when she passes here. 4
A West Yirginian named Brown was at
he pension bureau a Jew days ago to furnish
violence in a claim pending before the Office,
t was learned upon inquiry that his father
lad had thirty-three children in all. Tween
v of these were boys sixteen of whom had
erved in the Union army. Two were killed.
The other fourteen survive. Each of them
h pension from the government for
received while in the service.
The death OF the two boys entities the mother
o a pension also. Sixteen of the thirty
hree c%hi!dren were by hi, last wife of three.
ten. Black says the files of the office fail TO
how another record where the sixteen sons
one father served as soldiers in the late
var.